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SAS Application Introduced Into China Customs

Overview From 1999, China Customs developed a series of applications based on SAS. This paper is going to introduce three of them that play a positive role in enhancing supervision, monitoring customs administrative affairs and in supporting decision-making. These systems are quite representative. Data Quality Control (DQC) represents basic data processing. Enforcement Assessing System (EAS) is an initial system for Customs self-evaluation. Trade Monitoring and Forecasting System (TMFS) is a great tool for decision supporting.

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Publisher	SAS Institute	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2006	Downloads	35
Format	White Papers
Topics	Decision Support Systems, Customs and Cargo Security

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